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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1888
Page
5
Mill editor’s cryptic note hints at Uke for the First
A terse editor’s write from Mille shows a cryptic plan regarding an initial ukulele project and a tentative pace. The brief hints at a community music effort and a proposed timetable, without detailing participants or venues.
A Home in the Heart of the Rocky Mountains
Linda Allen, an aspiring painter in Aminadab Strong's Colorado home, creates a tranquil western scene drawing attention from Vincent and Clarence Wright. Rivalry over her art blossoms into a rescue when a mine disaster brings Wright and Vincent to danger, testing love and loyalty amid a solemn frontier community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzapetm
Amina
Lindy
Betsy
Mel
Ishai
Colorado
Cynthia
Linds
Rockies
Rocky Mountains
Aunt Cynthia
John Ruskin
Micadab
Linda
Minadab
Salie
Sewin
Lkély
Cynthy
Aminadale
Aminadab
Clarence Wright
Cyntha
Abe
Philadelphy
L Indy
Abe Cummins
Pax
Mr. Wright
Uncle Strong
Sam Jomson
Sam
Cynth
Miss Ailen
Wright
Miss Allen
Leos
Vincent
Primrose Hall
Warwickshire
Meten
Mamma
Etre
Clarence
Mr. Strong
Dreaster
Cynthi
Ian
Kaintuck
Aminadah
Bethers
Clark
Death Customs of the Omahas Foreshadowed by Vision and Wailing
An Indian office worker Frank La Flesche reports on Omaha death rites. He describes death forecasters, ghost society, and methods to avert death, including sweat lodges and chants. Mourning involves stripping ornaments, cutting hair, and a final seated burial with red and black facial marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonerer
Frank la Flesche
Indian Office
Anthropological Society
Washington Star
Ghost Society
Fragmentary Funeral Scene From a Lodge Ceremony
A mourner salutes visitors as a person emerges from a lodge. A bloody coat is cast aside and a horse is presented to the family, then returned after the funeral. The text is fragmented with garbled names and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uelime
Boi
Éuah the Bloody
The Agents Were Amusing for Once
An Allegheny matron recalls a comic visit from two saleswomen. A furniture polish agent claimed to restore finishes while a book agent pressed a cook book on subscription. The matron deflected both, culminating with the polish woman fleeing in defeat and the host joking over the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nail
Assesta
Pier & Bottle
Toledo Blade
Mystery Man’s Lodging Revealed in Fourth Avenue Tale
A bystander overhears a real estate broker discuss a well dressed man who appears affluent yet hides in modest Fourth Avenue rooms above a grocery. The talk suggests fashionable people sometimes lodge discreetly in affordable flats when funds waver, hinting at hidden lives among wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourth Avenue
Fourth
Broadway
Expo
How the Barber Lost Fig in a Curious Encounter
An anecdote recalls a barber who mutilated his right index finger during a violent episode. The narrator notes the barber’s skill with tools despite the injury and describes a curious exchange about the fate of the missing finger and accidental severing during a rough time. The fragment references maimed tradesmen, attempts to trim, and an implied migration to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Woraeeter
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